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Kalgan offers a possible WoTLK sneak peek for Warlocks {WoW}
Mar 7th 2008 1:18PM "Im not here to QQ about warlocks but, i really do not see the need for ANOTHER escape mechanism. Is 3 different fear spells really not enough??"
What you have to remember is that they have ONE instant defensive spell.. on a cooldown. Two minutes is a LONG time to have no way to get stuff off you. Also, Rogues and Warriors have ways to become immune to Fear, and fear itself is a 1.5 second cast. I've had a Rogue stop me from casting fear for 30 seconds. He had terrible gear, but it didn't matter, I couldn't actually hurt him.
What warlocks want is an escape spell, not a damage spell. Until you've played both a Mage and a Warlock at 70, it's really hard to understand how different the two classes work. Warlocks basically sit there and take it, hoping their opponents die before they do, whereas mages can frost nova, frost armour proc, blink, frostbolt slow (and freeze, if frost specced), cone of cold slow, 41 point fire spell stun, etc. Mages simply have far more options to choose from.
PTR Notes: Miscellaneous changes {WoW}
Mar 7th 2008 12:55PM What the hell are these 'another' Warlock buff comments? What was the last one? Not nerfing lifetap? The Deathcoil buff.. some time ago?
Warlocks get nerfs pretty much every patch - they're often small, but they happen. How many Fear nerfs have their been, 12? So forgive me if I roll my eyes when I hear people talking about Warlocks like they're the beloved class of Blizzard.
Mage v. Warlock going to a higher level in WotLK {WoW}
Mar 7th 2008 11:21AM So now Mages are countered by... no-one? Ruh roh.
Patch 2.3 and you: Professions edition {WoW}
Sep 27th 2007 5:13PM Flying Helicopters? Wow, uh, I'm out. I know it was in Warcraft 3, but man does that not clash with the rest of the world?
Town guards: Horde vs. Alliance {WoW}
Sep 16th 2007 6:33PM I remember my first few minutes in Zangarmarsh ended with me being annhilated by the guards of the Alliance town. In Ashenvale, you (as Horde) have to walk all the way around Astranaar because it's in the middle of the damn zone. There are level 24 elite Alliance riders in The Barrens, the Alliance riders near Hammerfall, etc.
Why can't the Alliance win in Battlegrounds? {WoW}
Sep 16th 2007 6:26PM I've talked about this extensively with my friends, and we've come up with the following brief theory:
The alliance, throughout the game whether it be PvE, PvP, Raids, Instances, and so on, are always in groups. Especially on PvE servers, the Alliance often havd 5 players for every 1 Horde character. So when you get 10 Horde thrust together, they suddenly realise they don't have to do it all themselves. And if they do end up alone, they can often take on two people at once, because that's how they play the entire game.
I've watched, from both sides, Alliance BG games crumble because the Horde just suicide attack them to keep them off balance. The vast, vast majority of players I play against on the Alliance side will literally use the arrow keys to turn, and just expect me to stand there, and like a mob, trade blows. I don't, and they die. Flip it around, and the vast majority of Horde players are jumping, jinxing, dodging, etc.
What it comes down to is a mindset: The Alliance, due to a predominantly group-oriented PvE background, will expect things to work like instances. You pull, tank tanks, healers heal, etc. In the chaos of a Battleground, though, that all breaks down. The 'mobs' (In this case, many Horde) will kill the healer first. Then suddenly the tank has no heals, so he dies.
I tried to make it very clear, but I'll say it here just to be sure, I'm not saying that ALL Alliance players do this, or that ALL Horde do that, I'm saying that in my experience, the two sides tend to work like.. and so on.
Is "ugly" the new beautiful, and "evil" the new good? [Updated] {WoW}
Sep 16th 2007 6:13PM I don't understand how you think the Horde are evil. The Orcs, for example, were put into concentration camps by the humans. That doesn't exactly make the Humans seem 'good' to me.
I don't play alliance because, well, why the hell would I want to play as a human in an RPG when I have other choices? I play as a human in every game ever. To me, the Alliance are simply too boring. The Horde have stout green muscle-bound warriors, with slightly pig-like faces (Orcs), blue/green/etc lanky, bent-over but massively tall tusked humanoids with elongated skulls (Trolls), towering bull-men/minotaurs (Tauren), and dark and haunting skeleton/zombies with large claws and a hunched-over stance (Undead.) On the Human side, you had Humans, Short humans (Dwarves), shorter humans (gnomes), and tall, purple, elegant humanoids (Elves). There's no character, they all look like humans to some degree. The Draenei actually add some character to the Alliance, with their horse-legs, glowing blue colouring, demon-horn appendages, and so on. The blood elves, however, have essentially no character. They're angry teenagers at best, which is why they don't seem to 'fit into' the horde; their entire definition is that they're pretty. Which is precisely the problem I have with the Alliance. The Horde are based on their uniqueness and dispairity, whereas the Alliance is just that, an alliance of 'pretty' people.
Breakfast Topic: What does that mean? {WoW}
Sep 11th 2007 6:30PM "It's like 7 years older than WoW and still people insist on using it in the wrong context. *Sigh*."
This reminds me of my experience with people complaining about 'camping.' I'm from ye olden Quake days, where "Camping" was being the first person to the Rocket Launcher room, and then killing anyone who tried to come on. The idea was that you literally never moved, and you were preventing others from getting to a key objective.
Now, as far as I can tell, it's holding still at all. Especially rife in FPS', but I once got called a camper for guarding the Gold Mine so.. yeah.
Also, I forget what proc stands for (I know what it means though) about every six months.
Fear and how to fix it {WoW}
Sep 11th 2007 6:23PM "Take rogues:
Cheap Shot-4 seconds: Some classes have pretty decent stun resist.
Kidney Shot-6 seconds max: Uses 5 combo points and is easily trinketed out of.
Gouge-5.5 seconds with talents: Breaks on damage, almost complete useless outside of 1v1.
If anyone is getting destroyed by stunlock, they are obviously horrible. Especially the priest who complained about it in an above post."
Warlock casts fear on a Rogue-> Trinket. Warlock tries to cast fear->Kick. Warlock tries to cast fear->Gouge->Warlock tries to cast fear->CloS.
Even if a Warlock CAN fear you, the max you can be feared is what, 8 seconds? Everyone trinkets or is immune to the first one, so there goes any chance at a 10 second fear.
Also, stunlocking does work, because not everyone has 10K +health. Hell, with Demonic Embrace, the Imbued Shadoweave set, all the Veteran's gear, and non kara blues, I have 9600 health. 9600. Rogues often Ambush crit me for 5000+, so there goes half my health. Add in some kicks, gouges, kidney shots, and the Cloak of Shadows, and I get pretty much 0 casts off.
Fear and how to fix it {WoW}
Sep 11th 2007 6:15PM "When fear gets nerfed from a class that has about 40 other ways to protect itself, we're the ones that take the most major nerf....not warlocks."
What are these 40 other ways? Hell, name three. Warlocks have one instant non-talented DoT, Deathcoil (on a cooldown), and fear. That's it.
The problem with Fear, especially when pertaining to Warlock, is it goes like this: 90% of the time, someone breaks/is immune/counterspells the cast/bubbles/iceblocks/trinkets/or otherwise is unaffected by the fear. The other 10%, the Warlock goes to town, and the game isn't fun for the person feared, who can do nothing.
It's really similar to being stunlocked, which isn't just done by Rogues. Hunters can conc. shot, freeze trap, (do damage), scattershot, silencing shot, drain mana shot. Not to mention Wing Clip, pet stuns, pets beating on you, etc. This is just as annoying as being feared, yet is less-often used, because far more people play the classes that stun than the classes that rely on fear.
What most Warlocks want is something other than fear. Hell, you can take fear away and give them something else. Warlocks, at current, have three survival mechanics; they can heal themselves (Affliction spec), they can fear (all specs), and they have the most health of any cloth class (most specs, primarily Demonology). There really isn't any other thing they can defend with. Fear is totally unrealiable to use as it's designed -- it either essentially guarantees you a win, or more likely, is a non-issue (anyone who has fought a Warrior, or a Rogue with stuns and CloS knows just how true this is).
So yes, remove fear, make it far less effective; just give Warlocks something else to defend with. Priests can shield themselves, stun with Mindflay, have various talents to remove/reduce spell kickback, can heal themselves quickly, etc. This isn't to say Priests are in a fine condition (Lightwell, 'lol'), but removing the only real defense a Warlock has is not the way to go.


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41 the cities are captured, the strongholds are seized. On that day the hearts of Mo'av's warriors will be like the heart of a woman in labor. | 41 Kerioth will be captured and the strongholds taken. In that day the hearts of Moab's warriors will be like the heart of a woman in labor. |
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I have to say that I like them both very much. Dirty is a little more whitening and refreshing than Chou Chou, but I much rather the scent of Chou Chou.
It's a very lovely rose and lemon scented tab. I don't really taste/smell the lemon much, but oh boy is it floral! Makes my breath smell like a bouquet of flowers! :)
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This was my second toothy tab purchase. The first being sparkle. And I like this flavor the best. I have had rose flavored candy before so I wasn't put off by the sound rose flavored tooth paste/tab. This is a bit softer and little less foamy but I much prefer the taste. These clean really nice and I don't get plaque in the middle of the day or even by the next morning. I can wait to try the other flavors and I really hope these catch on.
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After my fail with the Dirty Toothy Tabs, I decided to try the Chou Chou..I Love You tabs. Wow! What a difference! These are soft (almost melt in your mouth) and they taste great! I am on my second batch. I only wish they made a container for them (like they do for the bath bombs and such).


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Model sheets referred to the cat in this short as "Korny Kat."
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Mel Blanc's last cartoon for Universal Pictures, made just before he signed an exclusive deal with Warner Bros. It was the last time that Blanc would voice Woody. Writer and gagman Ben Hardaway would become Woody's new voice, beginning in 1942.
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1 And Eliashib the high priest riseth, and his brethren the priests, and they build the sheep-gate; they have sanctified it, and set up its doors, even unto the tower of Meah they have sanctified it, unto the tower of Hananeel; | 1 Eliashib the high priest and his fellow priests went to work and rebuilt the Sheep Gate. They dedicated it and set its doors in place, building as far as the Tower of the Hundred, which they dedicated, and as far as the Tower of Hananel. |
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I may be in error, but I don't think Rangoon Creeper will go dormant and come back in zone 7. I have had one in the greenhouse for 4 years and tried to propogate from cuttings before and failed. But I am sure someone else could do it, LOL. |
I looked on the site at Rareflora and it says that it will go "semi-dormant" and will survive temps to the mid-20's "with protection". It can also be severely pruned and will come back readily in late winter/early spring so that is probably your best option. I already knew that there were 2 types, single and double (I have the single but been looking for the double for a long time)they say the single is "much easier to propagate". |
- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Jul 12, 07 at 7:41
I'm sorry I should have specified that it's a container plant and will be wintered over in the GH. I just wasn't sure whether it should be cut back and put in the unheated GH or in the heated GH under lights? I wanted to know if I could propagate it from cuttings. Now that it's in bloom a couple friends want one. Bihai Zone 9 has the double variety available. I buy from Bob often and have always been pleased. Karyn |
Here is a link that might be useful: Zone 9 Tropicals
Mine has been in the ground for 4 years. Survives temps in the low 20's but with a little damage. I cut mine back to green wood in the spring and away it goes. Steve |
- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Jul 12, 07 at 16:35
I'd be afraid to leave it in the ground here. We have a number of days with single digit temps during the winter. It's also a moist cold that would probably cause the roots to rot even if they could withstand the cold temps. It sounds like it would be fine if I cut it back and keep it in the unheated GH. The temps remain above freezing and space will be limited in the heated GH so if it can go dormant I'd love to save space. Thanks, Karyn |
The Rangoon Creeper I have was grown from cuttings. I potted the cuttings in local sandy soil and kept them moist. I had a very good success rate. |
- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Jul 13, 07 at 21:01
Thanks Bodiggly. I'll take a few and see if they root. It's a big enough plant to take several cuttings without making it look bad. Did you use any rooting hormones or just pop it in moist soil? Karyn |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night z10 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 14, 07 at 1:31
Hi Karen, That's a pretty one. Is it fragrant? Speaking of zone9, I went and got the red jade vine lol! Couldn't resist! I just wanted to torture myself with buying more plants that probably hate 120 degrees and have to go in the garage in the winter! How's your green jade doing nowadays? ~SJN |
- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Jul 14, 07 at 2:20
You were the one that bought it!!!! I didn't even know he got them in and happened to be looking through his site for new stuff and saw it but they were sold out : ( I spoke with Bob the other day and he said he'd look around the GH and see if he had anymore hidden away. The RG flowers have a very light fragrance, nice but barely detectable. I haven't checked at night. Maybe it's stronger then? My green jade is growing like a weed and wrapping itself around anything it can get a hold of. I have to go out daily and unwrap it from other plants, downspouts, etc. I can't put up anything higher or wider for it to climb. It's going to be hell getting that plant in for the winter and I really don't want to cut it back. How is yours doing? I did get a vine that has a wonderful scent but is a moth (and possibly a butterfly) killer. It's a White Bladder flower (Araujia sericofera). I have to try and free the moths from the blooms every morning. I feel bad but really like this plant. Karyn |
Karen, I just stuck them in the moist soil. The cuttings were probably semi hard wood. I know they were not green, soft cuttings. |
- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Jul 14, 07 at 7:13
Thanks, I'll give it a try. I'll do the semi hardwood in a soil mix and I might try some soft stems in water with bottom heat. I'll post if it works. How long did it take for yours to develop a good root system? Karyn |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night z10 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 14, 07 at 17:10
karyn, Rangoon creeper sounds nice and maybe a little more hardy than some of these other tropicals. I didn't know they had the red jades in either :D, just happened to be on the site at the right time. There were only 2 in stock when I ordered mine. It looks sorta like the other one so far. Most of the leaves had fallen off due to our hot temps during delivery. The stems and roots look good so I think it will be okay. I am gonna have to wait until the weather cools down to order anything else. I just got a few new brugs in the mail and they did great even though it was like 116 that day! My green jade is in a pout. I keep misting it but it has stopped growing-It doesn't look bad~ just sorta sitting there. I have a feeling it is too hot and dry. I'd be pouting if I had to be out there 24/7 too lol. Wierd about the bladder vine killing all the moths. Is it toxic to people too or just bugs. Maybe I should get one to take up to the cabin, there are way too many moths there :) ~SJN |
- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (email@example.com) on Sat, Jul 14, 07 at 20:02
It's nectar is very attractive to the moths, another plant with a stronger evening fragrance but I don't believe the nectar is toxic. The foliage very well might be. It's a member of the milkweed family. I'm waiting to see if any monarchs lay eggs on it. I've heard that some members of the milkweed family are actually toxic to monarch cats. We'll see. Our temps have been in the 90's and low 100's but we have very high humidity so I guess the jade vine is liking that. I am getting some leaf scorch on foliage that has grown into places that aren't shaded by other plants but it just looks to be cosmetic, no real damage. I hope your temps cool down a bit. Temps over 100 are uncomfortable even when it's a dry heat. Karyn |
I had one in a corner of my garden, then decided to move it to another corner across my property. That was about a year ago. Since then I have been finding new plants of Rangoon creeper all over the original location. Turns out that they propagate through their roots. Since most of the roots have remained in the surrounding ground, the removal of the mother plant has triggered the remaining roots to throw up new plants. You might want to try to sever one of the roots, but leave it in the soil, and see if any new plant comes up via the severed root. |
Yes, they can indeed grow from root cuttings. I've had success with all three methods: stem cuttings, root cuttings and seed. They tend to sucker a lot, so it's easy enough to dig out one of the suckers with roots attached and transplant that. Problem is I can't remember in what season/s I tried the different methods other than growing from seed, which needs warmth to germinate. As for fragrance, there's been a discussion on this topic elsewhere in the forum. There seems to be two types: (1) a pleasantly fragrant type; and (2) a type that's mildly malodorous. Unfortunately, I seem to have the second. The first whiff seems pleasant--a bit like watermelon to me--but then it changes into something unpleasantly like sweat. I wondered if the seed-raised ones might not inherit that smell but, unfortunately, they've all become mixed up so I can't tell which are clones and which raised from seed. (They're too young to flower yet, and the drought here hasn't helped.) |
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25 (104-25) He turned their heart to hate his people: and to deal deceitfully with his servants. | 25 whose hearts he turned to hate his people, to conspire against his servants. |
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Feast of Pentecost
Abba Seraphim assisted at the Divine Liturgy for the Feast of Pentecost in St. Mark's Cathedral, Abbesseya, Cairo, on 23 May 2010. During the Divine Liturgy His Holiness Pope Shenouda III ordained a number of new priests for both the churches in Cairo and those in the lands of emigration. These included Father Boula to work alongside Fr. Kyrillos in Abagaya, where Abba Seraphim and other British Orthodox members have been regular visitors; and Fr. Mina for the Coptic Orthodox Parish of St. Mary & Archangel Mikhael at Golders Green.
In the afternoon, Abba Seraphim, accompanied by Shenouda Mamdouh and his wife Mary, visited the Monastery of St. Macarios (Deir Abu Maqar) in the Wadi al Natrun to pray at the shrines of the three St. Makarios, St. John the Short, the 49 Martyrs of Sheheet and the more recently discovered relics of St. John the Baptist and the Prophet Elijah. They were warmly received by the fathers and entertained to lunch. Returning to Cairo Abba Seraphim invited the family of his host, Mr. Mamdouh Abdou to a Nile felucca trip.
Pentecost Celebrations
Fr Anthony Clements, the British Orthodox General Priest in Scotland, assisted Fr. Karas Anba Bishoy and Fr.Seraphim El Souriani in the celebration of the Divine Liturgy at the Coptic Cathedral of St. George & St. Athanasios in Newcastle on the Feast of Pentecost (23 May). The large congregation included not only expatriate Egyptians and Sudanese, but also worshippers from Iraq and Eritrea, as well as a large group of Coptic Canadian students in Britain to attend Newcastle university. His Grace Bishop Antony was not present as he was attending the annual Pentecost meeting of the Holy Synod in Cairo.
Abba Seraphim attends Holy Synod in Cairo
H.Pope Shenouda III presided over the annual meeting of the Holy Synod of the Coptic Orthodox Church on the Eve of Pentecost, Saturday, 22 May 2010 with eighty-seven members personally present.
The Synod meets in the Church of St. Antony on the second floor of the Papal Residence at Anba Rueis in Abbesaya, Cairo. From the United Kingdom the bishops attending were Metropolitan Seraphim, Bishop Antony and Bishop Angaelos. The meeting lasted from 10 a.m. to 2 pm and discussed the reports of the synodal sub committees for pastoral care, monasticism, the church rites, diocesan affairs and ecumenism. At the conclusion H.H. Pope Shenouda posed for a group photograph with the Synod members before entertaining them to lunch at the Patriarchate.
In the later afternoon Abba Seraphim, accompanied by Shenouda Mandouh and his wife, Mary, visited the Convent of Prince Theodore (Amir Tadros) in Haret-ar-Rum, where they were received by the Abbess, Tamev Adrosios, before returning to Heliopoils to dine with Mr. Mamdouh Abdou and his family.
Abba Seraphim will attend Holy Synod
Despite having to cancel the planned BOC Pilgrimage to Egypt as a result of the BA strike, Abba Seraphim will still attend the annual meeting of the Holy Synod in Cairo. Having re-booked with other airlines he will travel by a tortuous route via Paris (Air France) on the outward journey and Rome (Alitalia) on the return, with journey time being much longer because of the stopovers involved. Abba Seraphim will stay in Cairo just the two nights necessary for him to attend the Holy Synod and the Feast of Pentecost Liturgy at St. Mark's Cathedral.
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by Nick Swartsell
11.25.2014 66 days ago
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Ferguson Solidarity Rally in Cincinnati Draws Hundreds
Three-hour march shut down I-75, passed through OTR and West End
A rally in remembrance of those who have died in recent police shootings of unarmed black men drew as many as 300 downtown Tuesday evening. The rally was followed by a nearly three-hour march that made its way through downtown, Over-the-Rhine and the West End before briefly shutting down I-75 as protesters streamed onto the highway. The rally and march were in solidarity with Ferguson, Mo., where black 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot Aug. 9 by white Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson. Yesterday a grand jury in St. Louis County declined to indict Wilson, spurring civil unrest in the area and demonstrations in cities across the country. In Cincinnati, the march through downtown neighborhoods had echoes of the city's past — civil unrest lasting days tore through the same communities in 2001 after unarmed black teenager Timothy Thomas was shot by white Cincinnati Police Officer Stephen Roach in OTR.Protesters briefly shut down I-75 during a Nov. 25 rally remembering those killed in police shootings.Nick Swartsell"Honestly, after the decision yesterday I was a bit numb," said Curtis Webb, as he marched through downtown. "I even questioned whether I would come out tonight. I'm tired of hearing the talk. I'm more interested in seeing the walk about these situations. As a black man, I'm… I don't know. I'm scared to be black. I don't know how to say it. I'm always questioning, 'Am I doing the right thing? Do I look too dangerous? Are the police going to pull me over?' "Protester at the Potter Stewart U.S. Courthouse Nov. 25.Jesse FoxProtesters march through West End Nov. 25.Nick SwartsellCincinnati's demonstrations started with a rally at the Potter Stewart U.S. Courthouse on Fifth Street attended by State Senator-elect Cecil Thomas, State Rep. Alicia Reece, community organizer Rev. Damon Lynch III and Mayor John Cranley, among others.At the initial gathering on the steps of the Potter Stewart U.S. Courthouse, Cranley highlighted the progress Cincinnati has made since 2001. "Like all of you, I am deeply concerned about the loss of life and the events that are unfolding in Ferguson, Missouri," he said. "I can sympathize with all aspects of what the community is experiencing because Cincinnati has had similar tensions in the past. It wasn't easy, and there were a lot of trial and errors, but we made progress."Over shouts of "no justice, no peace," and "hands up, don't shoot," the speakers there urged peace and calm, but some also expressed anger at the deaths of Brown and others killed in similar incidents closer to home. These include the Aug. 6 police shooting of John Crawford III in a Beavercreek Walmart and Tamir Rice, the Cleveland 12-year-old shot by police in a park in Cleveland last week. Both were carrying toy guns. Both were black.Anger from some speakers focused on a failure by a grand jury to indict Crawford's shooter, Beavercreek Police Officer Sean Williams."We are here today to say 'No more business as usual,' " Reece said, her voice rising to a shout. "We are here today to say 'John Crawford, we will remember you. Mike Brown, we will remember you.' " Reece said she's pushing for a federal investigation of Crawford's shooting and a state law named after him that will put new requirements on the appearance of toy guns to make them look less like real ones.Protesters gather at the Potter Stewart U.S. Courthouse Nov. 25Jesse FoxState Sen. Cecil Thomas speaks to the crowd gathered at the Potter Stewart U.S. Courthouse Nov. 25.Nick Swartsell"I spent 27 years in law enforcement, and not once did I fire my weapon to harm someone," Cecil Thomas said. "And all of a sudden, we see so many officers so quick to pull their guns. How do you pull your gun on a 12-year-old when someone tells you it looks like he has a toy gun? We have to change the way we do our policing." Thomas was a peacemaker during the 2001 unrest, working with police, community groups and the city's Human Relations Commission to broker calm.Many attendees at the initial rally joined in a meandering march that stopped traffic in many of the city's major streets and passed just feet from the spot where Timothy Thomas was shot in 2001. However, the rally was much more peaceful than the days of unrest 13 years ago. About 20 police followed the march, blocking off streets and working to corral protesters. Organizers with the Cincinnati chapter of the National Action Network say the march was not part of their plans for the rally.Police arrest a protester at a Nov. 25 march in memory of victims of police shootingsNick SwartsellTensions rose when protesters, after making their way down Ezzard Charles Drive in the West End, split off onto a highway on ramp onto the north-bound lane of I-75. Police had initially blocked the on ramp, but moved to the highway to block off traffic temporarily. After roughly five minutes, officers drove protesters off the highway with the threat of arrest. Eight protesters were arrested when they didn't leave quickly enough. They are being held without bond at the Hamilton County Justice Center.After leaving the highway, the march continued through the city for another hour, eventually dissipating at the Justice Center on Court and Main streets.Joshua Davis, who helped lead the march, said the problems go beyond any specific case. "I'm out here because I have nieces who are four, five, six years old and I want them to come up in a world where they don't have to be afraid of the cops," he said. "There are many things cops can carry that don't kill people. I'm out here not because I agree Mike Brown was innocent or guilty, or because the cop was guilty or innocent, but because black men are being killed daily."The march ended at the Hamilton County Justice Center at about 8:30 p.m. Fifteen were arrested during the march, according to police. UPDATE: A hearing for those arrested was held Wednesday at 12:30, according to the county clerk. Court records show some of the protesters have posted bond.Onlookers watch protesters march down Ezzard Charles Dr. Nov. 25Nick SwartsellA protester at a Nov. 25 rally remembering victims of police shootingsJesse Fox
by Nick Swartsell
11.06.2014 85 days ago
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Streetcar funding puzzle coming together; Lacheys' bar set for December; $2 million will get you the ultimate punk collector's item
All right all right! Before we get to what's going on today, I want to talk for a minute about yesterday's print issue, which we're pretty proud of. Our copy editor/news person Samantha got her first news feature in, and it's super-interesting look at new developments with the Wasson Way bike trail. Check it out. Also, yesterdays' cover story is a long piece I worked on for weeks on the plight of coerced sex workers in Cincinnati. I was blown away by the stories sources shared and the immense strength of people who go through that world. Take a look.• It looks like the streetcar funding puzzle may finally be coming together. Yesterday afternoon Councilman Kevin Flynn presented a new plan to fund the transit project's operations, and this one could go all the way. Flynn proposes a three-pronged attack to cover the annual $4 million or so shortfall for streetcar operating funds. One funding source would be an adjustment on commercial property tax abatement in downtown and Over-the-Rhine. The arrangement would ask commercial property owners to agree to a 67.5 percent abatement instead of the now-standard 75 percent deal. That would net about $200,000 the first year and up to $2 million a year a decade from now. The second source would be a boost in parking meter charges to a maximum in some areas of $2.25 an hour downtown and $1.25 an hour in OTR. About $1.5 million gained from that boost would go to the streetcar. Finally, the city's counting on about $1.4 million a year from riders paying to ride the streetcar. The plan has a good shot. A majority of Council has signed on, including Transportation Committee Chair Amy Murray. Even Mayor John Cranley has indicated he won't oppose the funding framework, despite the fact it cuts out the residential parking permit scheme he's been pushing. The scheme elicited only minor grumbles from the streetcar opponent."I appreciate a plan that won't dip into the General Fund of the City and the hard work that went into crafting it," he said in a statement yesterday evening. "I still think the streetcar is not the best use of these resources, but I look forward to moving past this debate."• While we're talking about City Hall stuff, City Manager Harry Black today announced the launch of the city's Performance and Data Analytics Office. The office will set performance management goals with each city department, start an innovation lab to research operational problems the city is experiencing and design and run something called Citistat, which will utilize data analysis to find and address areas where the city's services are underperforming. The office will be lead by Chad Kenney, Jr., who last led the city of Baltimore's data analysis office. "I had the opportunity to work closely with Chad in Baltimore," Black said in a statement. "I am confident that he is the right man for the challenge here in Cincinnati."• Here are a couple news bits related to the ole' al-key-hol. Nick and Drew Lachey, Cincinnati's most famous singing brothers, have set the opening date for their bar, which will also be a reality show because that's how things work now, for mid-December. It will be at 12th and Walnut and will be called… Lachey's Bar. I really hope they didn't pay a branding firm for that name.• Also in beer-related news, a new brewery on Harrison Avenue in Westwood is in the works. The 2,200-square-foot Bridgetown Brew Works will start by offering five brews, with more coming as business grows. The owners are currently working on construction of the space now. They say they're hoping to avoid relying on financing and have turned to online crowd-funding site Kickstarter to raise money for the venture. Even if that campaign fails, however, they're determined to open next year.• The fight over Common Core rages on. A bill to repeal the federal education standards in the state has made it out of committee and will now be considered by the Ohio House of Representatives. Opponents of the standards say they amount to a federal takeover of education, while supporters say they simply ensure students are being taught essential skills for the modern workplace. • Local college freshman Lauren Hill, who has an inoperable and likely terminal brain tumor, has become a deservedly celebrated figure around Cincinnati. She's faced her disease with courage and grace, and last week she got to live out a dream when she scored two baskets in a college basketball game for Mount Saint Joseph at Xavier's Cintas Center. She's also gotten her picture on a Wheaties box and received national accolades. Yesterday, she was also the subject of this really incredible piece about sportsmanship published by Grantland. You should check it out.• Finally, if you need any more proof that punk is long-dead and that gentrification is alive and well, here it is. If you've got $2 million lying around, you can buy the house where seminal hardcore band Minor Threat played its first show. The house now features lux amenities like granite counters, a two-car garage and all sorts of other swank stuff. This time last year I was living in Washington D.C., paying an unspeakable amount to rent a room in a house with five other people. This house, which is actually kinda cheap for that neighborhood, I think, was a 15-minute walk toward the swanky side of town from where I lived.
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ArtWorks Launches Mural Walking Tour
As Downtown and Over-the-Rhine continue to see a growth of walking tours related to the revived inner city's heritage (especially its brewing heritage) and architecture, a new one will soon be offered dedicated to its ever-growing collection of public murals. ArtWorks, which is responsible for many of those murals (including a just-finished one at Eighth and Main streets dedicated to Cincinnati-born Pop artist Tom Wesselmann), will launch the tours in October as part of its Mural (Celebration) Month. They will continue into November, and then take a break. Beginning in 2015, they'll run April through November. Reservations will be needed for the tours, which will run 90 minutes and cost $20 for adults. Artworks also is looking for volunteers to guide those tours. If you're interested in either, visit artworkscincinnati.org where information will be available soon. Bus tours are being discussed, too, once streetcar construction is completed.
Redeveloping Issues
Anti-gentrification organization says OTR redevelopment is leaving low- and middle-income people out
German Lopez
8 Comments · Wednesday, January 22, 2014
A new coalition hopes to stop what it sees as gentrification in Over-the-Rhine and downtown, but some locals take issue with their claims.
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Cincinnati's annual MidPoint Music Festival notches 12th successful year
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 2, 2013
We here at CityBeat and others associated with the fest did a lot of campaigning to get people into the smaller venues to check out some of the lesser-known acts and MPMF-goers did better than in any previous year showing love for artists who had yet to infiltrate their personal music collections
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Council Approves Downtown Grocery Store Project
Plan includes luxury apartment tower, garage
City Council unanimously approved a development deal today to build a grocery store, luxury apartment tower and garage at Fourth and Race streets downtown. With council approval, construction could begin later this year, with developers hoping to finish the project in 2015. The $80 million deal with Indianapolis-based development company Flaherty and Collins was approved following City Manager Milton Dohoney's urging earlier today. "If we wait any longer on the parking deal, we put this deal at risk. With the housing capacity issue downtown and decade-long cry for a grocery store, we must move forward," Dohoney said in a statement. The city's share of the project will cost $12 million. As part of the deal, the city will provide the money through a five-year forgivable loan financed by urban renewal funds, which are generated through downtown taxes and can only be used for capital projects downtown. The funds can't be used for operating budget expenses such as police and fire. For more information on the project, read CityBeat's original story on the Budget and Finance Committee hearing here.
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Downtown Grocery Store Project Moves Forward
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 12, 2013
City Council's Budget and Finance Committee on June 10 approved development plans for Fourth and Race streets to build a downtown grocery store, a luxury apartment tower and a parking garage to replace Pogue's Garage.
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Local job numbers improve, housing supply lags behind demand, The Banks gets price tag
Local job numbers continued their positive trend in April, with Cincinnati's unemployment rate dropping to 6.9 percent and the rest of the region following suit. Michael Jones, research director at the University of Cincinnati Economics Center, attributed the job gains to improvements in manufacturing and continued growth in health care jobs. Still, the public sector continued to lag behind the private sector — a trend Jones says could change in the coming months as government budgets are adjusted to match higher tax revenues resulting from the recovering economy. Downtown's population growth slowed last year as available housing failed to match demand, according to Downtown Cincinnati Inc.'s annual report. In the past few years, the city has pursued multiple actions to meet demand, particularly through public-private partnerships. Most recently, City Council approved leasing the city's parking assets to raise funds that would help build 300 luxury apartments, but that plan is currently being held up in court. The second phase of The Banks riverfront project will cost $62 million, according to the report from Downtown Cincinnati Inc. That's smaller than the first phase, which cost $90 million. The second phase of the project is expected to begin this fall, and it should bring 300 apartments and 60,000 square feet of street-level retail space to the area by the end of 2015. The Banks also plans to build a $45 million hotel, which is also expected to be complete in 2015. The funding for the projects is coming through multiple public-private partnerships. After the final public hearing on the city budget Wednesday, Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan plans to introduce her own budget plan that would avoid all city employee layoffs. A statement from Quinlivan did not give much in the way of details: "My plan saves all city jobs and restores all neighborhood programs. It requires common sense and shared sacrifice of all city employees." Most recently, council members Chris Seelbach and Roxanne Qualls co-sponsored a motion that would eliminate fire layoffs and reduce police layoffs to 25 by making cuts elsewhere. The Ohio Senate plans to vote today on a measure that would effectively close down hundreds of Internet "sweepstakes" cafes around the state in an effort to eliminate illegal gambling activities. The cafes' operators insist their activities are not gambling but rather a promotional tool that helps sell Internet time and long-distance phone cards. Cincinnati's zoning hearing examiner says he's trying to reduce the time it takes to go through the zoning hearing process to less than 60 days. Three major Ohio universities, including the University of Cincinnati, and four hospitals, including Cincinnati Children's Hospital, are teaming up to find out what causes premature birth. Beginning July 1, some Ohio interstates will allow drivers to go 70 miles per hour. Find out which ones here. At congressional hearings yesterday, U.S. senators criticized Apple for legally taking advantage of the complex American corporate tax system, but Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul put the blame on Congress: Russia is building robots to "neutralize" terrorists, and other researchers are working on robots that will attempt to rescue people after disasters. The creator of the GIF says it's pronounced "jif."
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Cincinnati vs. The World 02.27.2013
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Downtown Cincinnati is on track to receive its own high-end grocery store on the ground level of the proposed apartment complex at Fourth and Race streets; it's supposed to focus heavily on fresh produce, something the area has lacked widespread access to for years. CINCINNATI +2
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City releases parking documents, parking plan gets hearing, restroom could cost $35,000
Following CityBeat's blog post yesterday, the city released the official documents for the city manager's parking plan. So far, no one has reported anything outrageous or unexpected. If you see anything, feel free to email email@example.com. Of the two dozen people who spoke at a public hearing for the parking plan yesterday, all but two opposed the plan. Much of the opposition came from people who said they were worried parking will be expensive, but the city manager's office says it will take three years for parking rates to go up in Downtown and six years for rates to go up in neighborhoods after an initial hike to 75 cents. CityBeat covered the parking plan in detail here. Cincinnati officials are now saying that a freestanding restroom could cost as low as $35,000. Officials say the public restroom is needed to accommodate growing activity and population in Over-the-Rhine and Downtown. Some critics were initially worried that the facility would cost $100,000. Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino will partner up with the Cincinnati Police Department to keep out cheats and prevent theft. The casino will also have advanced surveillance equipment, allowing them to detect anyone around the casino before they even get into the building. It may seem like a lot, but casinos do tend to attract cheaters and other troublemakers, according to Ohio Casino Control Commission Director of Enforcement Karen Huey. The Horseshoe Casino is set to open March 4. A report from the Governors Highway Safety Association found more teen drivers died in crashes this year than the last two, and some officials fear wireless devices may be a leading cause. In Ohio, the six-month grace period for the teen wireless ban expires Friday, which will allow police officers to issue tickets instead of warnings to teenagers using any wireless devices while driving. Gov. John Kasich's budget proposal would cut back a state-funded college internship program, which awarded $11 million to universities around the state. Ohio Democrats are asking Kasich to put his Ohio Turnpike funding promises in writing after they found out the governor's budget proposal doesn't actually say that 90 percent of leveraged funds will remain in northern Ohio, which Kasich originally promised. Barry Horstman, investigative reporter at The Cincinnati Enquirer, collapsed and died in the newsroom yesterday. CityBeat offers its condolences to Horstman's co-workers, family and friends. The University of Cincinnati got a $2.3 million grant from the National Cancer Institute to train cancer researchers. "Our emphasis is on training the next generation of cancer researchers to translate basic science discoveries into improved patient care," Susan Waltz, co-principal investigator of the grant and professor of cancer biology at the UC College of Medicine, said in a statement. A homemade jetpack can reach altitudes up to 25,000 feet, but it might have some trouble landing.
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1 The Lord is king, and the people tremble. He sits on his throne above the winged creatures, and the earth shakes. | 1 The LORD reigns, let the nations tremble; he sits enthroned between the cherubim, let the earth shake. |
Scripture taken from the Good News Translation - Second Edition, Copyright 1992 by American Bible Society. Used by Permission. (The Good News Translation - The Holy Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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A former college football player, Dr. Marco A Vargas knows the stresses that are placed upon feet throughout the day. Now committed to educating his patients on general foot health, Dr. Vargas treats a diverse range of foot and ankle issues using rehabilitation, surgical procedures, and laser technology. The in-house procedures can treat issues ranging from broken ankles to bunions and toe fungus, fostering overall foot health so patrons can enjoy pain-free strolls and a reprieve from handstand commutes. Foot & Ankle Associates treats patients of all ages, and visitors can also grab a free copy of Dr. Vargas's book, Got Foot Pain? or peruse the website's compendium of education materials for more information on the symptoms and treatments of specific foot disorders.
Located within Your Total Foot Care Specialist, Tranquility Med Nail Spa pampers clients' hands and feet. They luxuriate digits with paraffin hot wax treatments, whirlpool footbaths, and massages with lotion to hydrate extremities, and complete mani-pedis with shellac, or French polish.
Dr. Robert G. Parker, a third-generation Houstonian that's been in practice since 1970, steers the ship that is Parker Podiatry. During these last 40 years, Dr. Parker has built an impressive resumé crammed full of awards, lecturing gigs, published academic papers, and appearances on numerous TV and radio stations. At his offices, he sees patients dealing with the full spectrum of foot-related problems. He and his staff also stay up to date on the latest in podiatric technologies, including the use of lasers to get rid of unwanted toenail fungus and expedite the robot takeover.
Dr. Kurte Shepherd, the licensed podiatrist of Elite FootCare of Texas, Inc., draws from nine years of experience to treat all types of foot ailments. He uses a variety of methods to alleviate pain caused by Achilles tendon or arthritis, and also performs cosmetic treatments such as laser toenail fungus removal or hyperhydrosis therapy to combat excessive sweating.


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Are your apps over-charging you?
by Dale WrightWhen you download an app on your smartphone, how do you know that your personal details are safe? You might be prone to additional charges and fees just by giving rogue apps access to your mobile phone number.
Two Android apps made by Redmobile have been found to be charging customers subscription fees without them knowing. The adult apps did this sneakily – simply by sending and receiving texts – so they didn't even need the user's credit card details, and they didn't need to process the payment through a payment gateway such as PayPal. The charges were almost silent.
The mobile regulator, Phonepayplus, received two complaints in June and investigated Redmobile. They found that three of their picture-swapping apps were set up to send and receive subscription texts. Each weekly text cost a huge £4.50 to send or receive, meaning that the customers could have found themselves paying more than £234 a year had they not realised what was going on. Redmobile had made more than £5,000 from these sneaky subscriptions.
Phoneplayplus ordered Redmobile to pay the fees back to everyone that had complained, plus a massive £30,000 fine.
Phonepayplus are now looking into ways to make app purchases clearer and safer. They are also working out ways to make it harder for children to buy apps on their parents' phones without them knowing.
As it becomes easier to download apps, and since more and more apps charge for content, charges could easily slip onto our phone bills and credit card statements. If you don't have itemised billing on your mobile phone contract, how do you know what you're being charged?
Are we going to find it harder to keep track on what we're spending?


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37 And he allowed no one to follow him except Peter and James and John the brother of James. | 37 He did not let anyone follow him except Peter, James and John the brother of James. |
Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1952 [2nd edition, 1971] by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (Revised Standard Version - Holy Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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A source insists that the "private matter" that caused Caroline Kennedy to withdraw from Senate consideration is NOT related to her uncle, Sen. Ted Kennedy's health.
It is a "very private family matter" that came to light this week, after Sunday, a source tells me.
Caroline felt that New York Gov. Paterson was prepared to offer her the Senate seat, but this family matter made it clear to her that she had to "be at home, instead of in the Senate."
Caroline called the Governor late yesterday afternoon to withdraw. He asked her to reconsider. After more thought last night, she decided to "put family first."
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J. Rebecca Weis, MD, is the director of the Early Childhood Mental Health service at Bellevue Hospital and Co-director of the Early Childhood Clinical Service at the NYU Child Study Center. Since 2007 she has served as a clinical assistant professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the NYU School of Medicine. Dr. Weis is involved in teaching and supervising adult and child psychiatry residents, medical students, and psychology trainees. She provides direct clinical care in the outpatient psychiatry clinic and psychiatry consult service to pediatrics at Bellevue as well as at the NYU Child Study Center.
Dr. Weis has a special interest in early childhood mental health and is working with other clinicians and researchers at NYU School of Medicine and Bellevue Hospital Center to enhance delivery of early childhood services. She is committed to collaborative work with researchers and administrators to ensure that patients are receiving the most effective treatments including in the public sector. She is currently bringing the administrative background she gained while directing the inpatient adolescent psychiatry service at Bellevue to a new project that links clinic-based early childhood mental health services to a preventive services agency serving families with multiple psychosocial adversities. This project aims to increase awareness of early childhood and maternal mental health issues amongst preventive service workers while also providing a direct conduit to clinical services for the families who need them the most.
Dr. Weis received her bachelor's degree in piano performance from the California State University, Sacramento and earned her medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine. She completed her adult psychiatry residency at NYU School of Medicine and completed her training in child psychiatry at the New York Presbyterian Hospital based at Columbia and Cornell medical centers. She has also completed a Public Psychiatry Fellowship at NYU Langone Medical Center and pursued supplemental training through the Ackerman Institute for the Family as well as elective time during child psychiatry residency working with the Parent Infant Service at Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital. She is currently participating in the Parent Infant Psychotherapy training program through the Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research.
Dr. Weis is a member of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP). She has collaboratively published articles in scholarly journals based on her previous work on the Bellevue adolescent inpatient unit related to complex psychopharmacologic interventions and improved identification and treatment for symptoms related to trauma. She has just published a chapter in "Motherhood, Mental Illness, and Recovery" (Springer). She leads the Systems of Care course for the child psychiatry training program each year and also participates as an instructor in the NYU Public Psychiatry Fellowship.


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Medical marijuana dispensary review: Green Leaf in Denver
Green Leaf probably does a lot of walk-in business from people living in nearby apartments who either can't get to other dispensaries closer to downtown for lack of transportation or are just too lazy to care. If it wasn't for the housing within walking distance to Green Leaf, I'm not sure the tiny dispensary in southeast Denver would stay in business. Google Maps.
At least, not with the meds on display recently.
See also: Medical marijuana dispensary review: Lyons Finest II in Denver
Green LeafThe shop is tucked in the middle of a small shopping center in the horn of land created by the intersection of South Quebec Street and East Iliff Avenue. The sign out front is discreet enough, though I think most people here know what discreet businesses with ambiguous names painted in green really are. The lobby was done up in pastel greens and purples with splatter paint accents. It was straight out of the late '80s -- and not something I think any of us really want to remember.2280 South Quebec Street Unit G
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303-990-9333Hours: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
Raw marijuana price range: $7-$16+/gram $18-$60/eighth-ounce, $130-$260/ounce. Members receive punch card, daily specials and joint with purchase.
Other types of medicine: Wax, edibles, vape pen refills.
Online menu? Yes.
Handicap-accessible? Yes.
Recreational? No.
After filling out some privacy paperwork, I was buzzed back through a long hallway also painted up like an '80s jazzercise office. But it led to a more normal, modern bud bar.
The bar space itself is roomy, and there's some cool stencil/graffiti artwork hung on the walls that's for sale. An ATM takes up one corner of the room, and the rest is devoted to weed, with an L-shaped counter filled with more than twenty different jars of bud in tall, square display jars.
Aside from the strange paint job in the entryway, everything seemed normal until I walked over to the bud counter and saw a jar of some alleged Girl Scout Cookies cross selling for $60 an eighth.
I looked at the jar like you do when you see someone throwing up in public. My budtender chimed in and told me that taxes are included, but even that means Green Leaf is charging more than $55 for the bud itself. Even if it were the best dispensary weed I've seen in ages, it wouldn't be worth that price. As it turns out, it wasn't even up there with the $35/eighth top tier of the last few dispensaries we've reviewed.
There were other high-priced strains, like a $55/eighth Skywalker OG that looked and smelled like brown hay, as well as a few other underwhelming OGs for $50. First-time patients get $5 off your first eighth, but it doesn't apply to strains above $45 -- and even if it did, I wouldn't have wasted it here. $35/gram wax from Green Leaf.
The buds selling at $45 and $40 were wildly overpriced and mid-tier quality at best. That includes a lackluster Trainwreck, a leafy Super Sour Diesel with a sweetly rotten Golden Goat scent, and a Golden Goat that smelled like generic herb. The lowest-price-level buds, at $30 and $35 an eighth, looked about as good as a Midwest teenager's first-time grow in a closet powered by a couple of 75-watt lightbulbs. I'm not sure if it was from the stress of being poorly grown or if a male plant had gone unnoticed, but at least three of the strains on the low shelf were filled with immature seeds popping out of their pods.
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Getting both the desert safari and the sightseeing tour for this price was incredible. The desert safari was just fun. Doing those sand dunes, getting to ride a camel and do some sandboarding, and the bbq wasn't half bad either. For the sightseeing tour, great tour and explanation of everything. It dragged on a little bit and lasted more than an hour beyond what was advertised. But great sights, great picture ops, and water taxi was nice. Totally worth it!!
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The sightseeing I wish we had booked for the full day as there was to little time to fit everything in in just half a day. We felt rushed in the museum and were not even half way round when the guide told us we had to get back on the coach there was just so much to see. But it was an excellent trip and the guide was very well informed and inetresting.
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We booked the Super Saver City Sightseeing Tour and Desert Safari, as I wanted to see the sights and my husband wanted to see the Desert.
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The Guide was very professional, but entertaining. They pointed out and explained the buildings and their history very well. Also enjoyed being taken to the Souk by dhow to buy items which would have been much more expensive in the Malls.
The Safari was fun packed with lots of different things to do, to suit most people. Although this was not my choice of tour, I am glad I went along. The drive across the desert was better than any funfair ride. The short camel ride was also an experience never to forget. We made new friends at the BBQ and the Male dancer was amazing, I thought, however, that the Female Belly Dancer should have been before him, as her routine seemed tiresome in comparison. Really liked the photo opportunities, especially the sunset.
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2013 and Earlier - Mazda6 Prices Paid and Buying Experience
mazda695687 Posts: 4I just purchased my 09 Mazda6 s grand touring v6 with navigation, bose/moonroof for 23,700 from Audi/Mazda of Oakland. It was advertised in their website under specials for 24,999. The salesman could only give me an additional 300 off, but I also got another 1,000 off for loyalty rebate. Total out the door price was 26,207.
Check your local dealership's websites for internet specials on the 6. By the way, forget about adding the Mazda special financing with 2000 cash back to whatever deals you find because they will tack on anywhere from 1k-4k to the advertised price. I love this car and it was worth the wait! -
humblestudent Posts: 3Royal Motors in San Francisco offered me this deal on the
2009 MAZDA6 S, Sport SDN for $19,750 plus tax and fees.
After some emails back and forth, the salesman mentioned he didnt have the car in the showroom, and that he required a $500 deposit which is required when they are exchanging vehicles between dealers.
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rufus26pt2 Posts: 5So I priced a 2009 6s GT with Moonroof/Bose and tech package. msrp is just under $31,000. the best offer I have so far is $23,014. That is invoice -$3250 factory to dealer cash-$1000 owner loyalty-$1000 additional factory cash.
How did you manage to get $9000 off? Was it from the dealer's end? I am told the dealer hold back is $750. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -
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mazda695687 Posts: 4MSRP for my 2009 6s GT with Navigation, Monroof/Bose and tech package was $32,790. They had an online special for $24,999, so they were asking about $7,791 off from MSRP. I was able to talk them down another $300 off from their asking price, plus I got another $1,000 off for loyalty. So the total off from MSRP was $9,091. I guess the difference here is that mine came with Navigation which is an extra $2000 option, and the dealer listed the entire package as an online special for $24,999. By the way, their advertisement is still posted on their website for $24,999 with Navi, in case anyone wants to print it out and try to get a different dealership to match (they don't have any left).
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http://www.mazdaofoakland.net/MiscPage_2?siteMapItemName=531A5F80937010048AE5001- 45EDEF087 -
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waterbuck1 Posts: 11It is pretty good relative to deals available in Alabama in June of this year.
An iTouring with Bose/Moonroof was something I tried to get, and wound up at a total OTD price of $24,300 (after my crappy old trade it would have been 23,700).
So I think if your OTD with the more costly 6-cylinder version is at $23,900, you have done very reasonably.
In the end I let go of the need to pursue Bose/Moonroof and went for a price about $1200 lower.
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rj123456 Posts: 130Pulled the trigger today, had to drive a bit but got the $8K off MSRP.
$22,340 + CA taxes/registration
Black/Black Leather
Very nice so far!
They have another one with the same deal but it's an S (6 cyl)
Also, another dealer was offering $7.5K off without the NAV
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briandiesel Posts: 1I live in the northeast and am currenly looking at a 2009 Mazda6 S GT with bose/moonroof, spoiler, and wheel locks. MSRP is $31,200 and I was told it will be $24,200 otd so basically $7k off MSRP. That price includes the $1k loyalty rebate. I was told that with the dealer cash I wasn't eligible for the $1500 rebate and 2.9% financing. I'd appreciate any feedback!!
acada Posts: 5I too am located in the North East and just pulled the trigger on an '09 sGT with Moonroof & Bose for $23,600 + tax and tags. MSRP on this car is $30,790.
I was able to get a set of all weather mats thrown in, that's about it. Could not get the 0% financing either. I guess I did OK....but not as good as those guys out on the west coast. -
hack2 Posts: 6Just pulled the trigger on an '09 sGT with Moonroof & Bose for $23,575 + tax and tags. MSRP on this car is $30,790. Last one left on lot. Checked around a few scattered across the Tri State region. Dealer was unsure if incentives would be carried over next month for the 2009s. Not sure if he was being straight but I wasn't willing to take a chance.
atxmazda6 Posts: 2Got a base model as a 3rd vehicle from dealer in Austin TX (Roger Beasley), the deal went rather smooth. The dealership cut $1,500 off the price. The only hiccup was the salesman was a bit harried when we visited and re-visited. He was handling 2 customers at the same time. Also, the salesman/F & I guy failed to tell all the paperwork they needed to set the deal, so I've had to go back to the dealership with follow up paperwork. Overall, I'm satisfied, no pressure tactics and the dealerhip beat my pre-arranged financing.
mrchuck1 Posts: 21Bought it at Mike Pile Mazda in Tyler, TX. Aug 27, 2009 for 25k. Has everything except navigation.
A wonderful road car as the trip to Calif and back demonstrated. Super mileage as high as 34 and never below 32. Tons of power for a 4 cyl.
Total quietness from air at Interstate speeds.
Changing the oil and filter myself, you will notice how easy it is due to the Mazda engineers have a hole thru the bottom engine cover for the drain plug and filter.
Great thought here.
The car is flawless for me, and the wife just loves it too. -
whoosierdaddy Posts: 76Tried to buy a 6s Touring in Indianapolis last spring, but by the time I got in front of the F & I man the payment was quite a bit higher than what the salesman said... they kept jerking me around to the point that I walked out in disgust. I re-evaluated everything and ended up with the car originally I wanted, a Pontiac G8, at the price I wanted to pay. So Mazda lost a 6 sale because the dealer wanted to f**k me more than they wanted to move a unit.
mrchuck1 Posts: 21Hi boeaya,,,, the window sticker price was 29,300 plus or minus.
Then you add the sales tax, license, documents fee, etc.
Then you deduct 1000 for a discount, deduct my trade-in of approx 4500.
This out the door price came to 25,000. I shook hands on this price.
The deal went great, as this dealer is a stand-up dealer in Tyler, Tx.
I was in Tyler last week to go to Sam's Club. The Mazda 6 has a super huge trunk, the back seats fold down, and I had tons of room, like a station wagon.
This was one of the reasons I bought the car.
My salesman was Ron Moore, and I consider him a friend now. I even stopped by and said Hi to him at the dealership on the loop..
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sliver93 Posts: 10I got mine from Courtesy Mazda in Longmont, CO and they were great to work with. They gave me more for my 03 Maxima trade in than anyone else was willing to do, and gave me his best and final number right over the phone. I spent less than an hour in the dealership, it's so nice not bickering for hours with dealerships like we used to.
I wrote them a check for $21,200 for my loaded (no Nav) GTs including the $1,200 10/100 extended warranty after my $5,700 trade. -
boeaya Posts: 14I have a standing offer at this point about $25.5k before TT&L the only option on it was the tech package, but stock for i GT is rare in the metroplex, another thing is they increase the price if I am going to take the special finance rate for some reason :confuse: . That's new to me.


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Scott D. Pierce: Was 'Girls' fight part of plan to juice ratings?
It's entirely possible that Judd Apatow is a whole lot smarter than I gave him credit for. That there was method to his over-the-top mad reaction to an awkwardly worded question that produced a media sensation.
I've avoided writing about the contretemps between the "Girls" executive producer and a journalist at the Television Critics Association press tour on Jan. 9 because, well, I'm unconvinced that anyone cares about how TV critics do their jobs.
But I can't help but wonder if what happened during a news conference to promote the little-watched HBO show was something the "Girls" producers had in mind long before the question was asked.
The question was asked quite clumsily of series creator/writer/star Lena Dunham: "I don't get the purpose of all of the nudity on the show, by you particularly. And I feel like I'm walking into a trap where you go, 'Nobody complains about the nudity on Game of Thrones,' but I get why they are doing it. They are doing it to be salacious and, you know, titillate people. And your character is often naked just at random times for no reason."
Dunham replied, "It's a realistic expression of what it's like to be alive," adding, "If you are not into me, that's your problem, and you are going to have to kind of work that out with whatever professionals you've hired."
A rude answer to a clumsy question. And it was Dunham who raised the issue of her attractiveness, not the critic.
We should have just moved on. But Apatow went after the critic. "Do you have a girlfriend?" he asked. "Does she like you?"
It got worse. It was unnecessarily nasty. It was like killing a gnat with a bazooka.
Several questions later, executive producer Jenni Konner brought it back front and center when she said she "literally was spacing out because I'm in such a rage spiral about that guy that I literally could not hear. … I just was looking at him and going into this rage — this idea that you would talk to a woman like that and accuse a woman of showing her body too much."
Read the question again. Does that seem a gross mischaracterization of what was asked?
It might be that Apatow, Dunham and Konner were primed to overreact because of frequent attacks on social media. Dunham praised Apatow for his approach to "trolls," which is, in his words, "If someone says something really nasty, I will … retweet every nasty, dumb thing they've ever said to a million people, and then the community takes care of them."
Or just maybe the overreaction and resulting controversy were a way to get people to write about a show few were writing about. If so, it worked. The Season 3 premiere Jan. 12 drew 1.1 million viewers. That's very low, but it was 28 percent more than the Season 2 premiere.
If it was a plan, it was genius.
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